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15-04-2004, 18:56
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Re: Spazing Robot
I think its fair to say that almost all teams connect the fans to the power side of the Victor, using crimp terminals, and Ive never heard of anyone having repeatable problems with that setup (you put them there, the bot acts funny, you power then from the breakers, the bot is ok, you put them back on the victor, the bot acts funny....)
the one thing I found is put the fan wires on first and put the terminal upside down and the power terminal rightsideup - they stack better that way - back to back. |
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